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>> i thought i would see actual graphics, not your chicken scratch on a card. i dont think we will pretend to know the answer to that. there used to be a time when a leader, no matter democrat or republican, wouldnt take something this big to the floor knowing it would fail. it just doesnt look good. it is bad politics. ive also seen times when a leader in more recent times has taken a bill. what we are talking about is the bipartisan infrastructure bill, which is what the moderates are saying t...

Beginning tomorrow the launch of new show show ayman. watch him saturdays at 8:00 eastern and sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. that does it for me. the reid out with joy reid is up next. >> thats exciting. i love ayman. but i want to see a jason johnson show. thats what im thinking about. lets work on that. >> interesting idea. yeah, yeah. >> i like this idea, okay. im going to noodle on it. but first im going to do a show for an hour. you have a great weekend. good evening, everyone. we be...

And the, sort of, the thing that im particularly aiming at is that our spaces in which we make our work are inaccessible and that disabled people cannot make shows because there is frequently huge barriers to them being able to get into the spaces where we make our work. well, jack, lets work through some of the issues you raised in this speech with the help of some people who i know you know. an actor who plays izzy armstrong in coronation street and is the co—founder of triple c, which runs ...

Hello. autumn is now gently, slowly but surely creeping in across the northern hemisphere. the days are getting shorter, but we are seeing some decent sometime this week, and some warmth in it still at this point in september. that should make quite short work of our first autumn visitor, shall we say, increasing amounts of early morning mist and fog. some certainly i think first thing thursday across northern england, part of the midlands, wales, added to the west country. some early showers fo...

Wanting to make your life difficult, so why do we think it is being made so difficult? deborah, whats your view of that? i would say that the work we do at cdn is very much research—based. we look at evidence and we have done surveys and our work and other peoples work show is there is a great level of ignorance and a level of fear so instead of embracing that in finding ways to talk about that honestly and openly, people ignore it and pretend its not happening, so if you dont employ a disable...

Missing out on ideas. - not that this should be yourjob any more than it is anyone else�*s, but i wonder, all four of you, when you look at these experiences playing out and you have them yourself, how do you explain those to everyone that youre telling about them? why do you think theyre happening, given, idont suppose many of you colleagues would be going to work actively wanting to make your life difficult, so why do we think it is being made so difficult? deborah, whats your view of that? ...

In the statistics as to how many deaths were put into different columns, how many disabled deaths, those with underlying health conditions were sort of relegated out of main statistics, and if you look at care homes and disabled people in those homes there was a massive over proportion of disabled deaths — of the first 100,000 covid deaths, 61,000 were disabled. and then the third thing, and the, sort of, the thing that im particularly aiming at is that our spaces in which we make our work are...

Why do you think theyre happening, given, i dont suppose many of you colleagues would be going to work actively wanting to make your life difficult, so why do we think it is being made so difficult? deborah, whats your view of that? i would say that the work we do at cdn is very much research—based we look at evidence and we have done surveys and our work and other peoples work show is there is a great level of ignorance and a level of fear so instead of embracing that in finding ways to talk ...

Those with underlying health conditions were sort of relegated out of mainstream statistics and if you look at care homes and disabled people in those homes there was a massive over proportion of disabled deaths of the first 100,000 covid deaths 61,000 were disabled. and then the third thing, and the, sort of, the thing that im particularly aiming at is that our spaces in which we make our work are inaccessible and that disabled people cannot make shows because there is frequently huge barriers ...

Massive over proportion of disabled deaths of the first 100,000 covid deaths 61,000 were disabled. and then the third thing, and the thing that im particularly aiming at is that the spaces in which we make our work are inaccessible and that disabled people cannot make shows because there is frequently huge barriers to their being able to get into their being able to get into the spaces where we make our work. ~ �* , ., ~ the spaces where we make our work. ~ �*, ., ~ ., work. well, lets work ...